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National Republican., 1887-01-31
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.

Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.
Tooth filling made painless by the use Of
cocaine by 8. 4, Mason, dentist, 2l3 FOur.and
a'half street northwest.
A marriage license has been issued to Solo,
mon Livingston and Carrie Stern.
Mr. John F. Murphy has been appointed an
assistant inspector Of plumbing, vice John L.
Shedd, resigned.
The commissioners have returned House bill
10,62i, with their objections to heating the
street railway cars.
Building Inspector Entwsle has prepared a
modification of the building material order
which lately occasioned much talk. .
The commissioners approve the Senate bill
for laying temporary railroad to convey ma
terial necessary to fill up Babcock lake.
Martin Williams, aged 100 years, died at his
home, No. 325 Twenty-thlrd street on Thurs
day night. He was native Of Virginia.
Harry Temple was thrown from, his, buggy
Saturday afternoon aud slightly injured. The
accident was due to his horse running away.
Robert Wood, colored boy II years old, was
arrested on Saturday night by Officer Mooney
for stealing pocketbook from Miss Annie
Hodgkins.
The District commissioners have referred tho
House bill transmitted to them, relating to a
compilation Of the District laws, TO Chief JUS
tice Cartier.
Susie Clark, convicted a short time slce In
killing her lover, George MoQuade, was last
Saturday sentenced TO the Albany penltontiary
for three years.
Mary Ellen Jackson, who stole over 5000
worth of jewery from Mrs. Pearson was last
Saturday denied u new trial and uivsn two
years at Albany.
A protest has been sent to the commissioners
against the using OF money Appropriated for
improving Congress and Frederick streets 10
improving Fayette street.
a slight fire occurred in the room OF the AS
sisiant Secretary of the Interior Saturday,
caused by q lot of paper stuffed In sloveppe
hole catching on fire from the furnace.
John f. DUNCAN and James Dunsau, trading
as James DUNCAN, agent, at No. Sl3 Seventh
street northwest, have assigned their sto3k of
| furniture. &c, to Richard b. Harlow for the
| benefit of their creditors.
At noon Saturday house 1916 Fifteenth street.
was damaged $50 dollars by fire, and at $50
| o'clock yesterday morning John Birds house,
| t032 q, was damaged TO the extent of S2D by
! clothing catching on fire from lamp
|
National Republican., 1887-01-31
Proposed Changes in Through Trains
via PennsylvanIn Railroad.

new schedule of trains on the Pennsylya.
mia railroad Will go into effect on Sunday, jan.
30, at IL p. m. The New York and Chicago
limited express will leave Washington at $3.50
n. m. daily, Baltimore 10i5 q. m. Harrisburg 2
p. m, aud arrive Pittsburg at $3.50 p. m. the
fast line for the west will leave Washington
$50 q. M. Baltimore l04j a. m, Harrisburg
Chicago express, No. 8, of Pennsylvania rail-
road division, will be withdrawn. Western
express will leave Washington at $40 p. m,
Baltimore 9:15 p. M, Harrisburg 1855 Am and
arrive Pittsburg at S:l5 a, m. 1t will run
through to Chicago, in addition to the points
now reached by western express. The New
York limited express will leave Washington
0:40 o. m. week days, Baltimore 10i5 a. m
arriving Philadelphia and New York same as
now.
National Republican., 1887-01-31

At the annual meeting Of the grand lodge of
the Knights Of Honor, District of Columbia
held Saturday evening, the following officers
were elected Grand dictator, J. b. Randolph;
grand vice dictator, D. @. Morrison; grand as
sistant dictator, Philip Inch; grand reporter,
grand chaplain, J. G. Fill; grand guide, w. z,
Partello: grand guardian, W. Z. Thompson;
grand sentinel w. p. Allan; grand trustees,
! +. L. Storm, w. p. Allan, and J. B. Thompson:
representative to supreme lodge John e. Her
rim alternate representative, +. L. Storm;
state medical examiner, z. I. Sewers.
National Republican., 1887-01-31
The peiichtful LIQUID Laxative.

able family remedy, as 1t is easily taken by
old and young and is prompt and effective In
curing Habitual Constipation aud the many
MS depending on weak and inactive condi-
ton OF the Kidneys, Liver, and Bowels. 1t
acts gently, strengthens the organs on which
IL acts. and awakens them to q healthy activ-
ity. For sale by all lending druggists.
National Republican., 1887-01-31

The funeral OF Mrs. Montgomery Blair took
place Saturday afternoon from st. Johns P. E.
Church, and the services were conducted by
Rev. Dr. Leonard. The remains We're placed
The deceased leaves four children-Gist and
Montgomery Blair, who are lawyers in St.
Louis; Woodbury. Blair. who is member Of
the District bar. and daughter, who Is the
wife of DR., Stephen o. Richie Of this city
The funeral was largely attended by friends
and relatives.
National Republican., 1887-01-31
Lodge Meetings Tonight.
following lodges meat Tonight Mt th

places named:
Knights of Pythias -Calanthe, No. IL, Penn
Syivana avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Equal. No. II, 3li Eighth street northwest:
Harmony, No. q, Thirteen and-a-half street
and Pennsylvania avenue
I. o. of R.--Heber Tent, No. 10, Georgetown.
Improved Order OF Red Men-Osls:e. No O,
1923 Seventh street northwest.
]. o. NJ Potomac, No. o, Red Mems Hall.
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest. Harmony, No. 10, IIiltan's Hall,
Seventh and streets northwest.
Z. G. c. Good VIII, No. 2l, 1907 street.
Knights ofthe Golden Eagle--Monarch, No. Q,
Elk's Hall, gO2 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
National Republican., 1887-01-31

It Is expected that there VIII be presented
in the House of Representatives to-day a pc
tition urging the passage OF pending bill for
signatures OF the proprietors of the following
hotels: The Arlington, Willard's, Riggs: Worm
ley's, Welcker's, Metropolitan, National. St.
James, and Chamberlin's. The bill referred to
is Senate bill No. 1880. introduced by Mr. In
gals Feb. 10, 1886, and has already passed that
body. 1t increases the existing license fee for
the sale of liquor not to be drank on the
ent to $500, and the retail liquor license from
slC0 at present to $500.
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go no Kernan,s. Sec La Petite LIIIle.
Tho Cndata, unIiorma.

TIE contract for furnishing their new uni
foims has been awarded by the Corcoran Ca.
diets to Messrs Geo. +, Timms q Co., and the
cap contract to Messrs. b, II Sinemetz & Son.
The boys are drilling hard for the national
drill, and having filed their bond, expect to
receive their new Springfield breech loading
cadet rifles in few DAYS.
National Republican., 1887-01-31

H5- Many Of the Souvenirs being offered at
and below cost w must reserve the right to
sell only one piece OF each Souvenir Lot to
each Customer.
: 81 IS 6-button "Palais Royal Kid Gloves
si.2j.
.sl,iO and 8 button Ellie" Kid owes for
g7c. .TIE. ..-
$50 6-button undressed Kid Gloves si.29.
s1.S9 S.bution Mousquetaires for s1.59.
$3.50 d.but,on "Phlals Royal" Gloves Sl.23.
csc Gents Kid Gloves for SIC.
25c Cashmere Gloves, all styles, 1Sc.
d2,Ec Handketehlefs, all styles, for loc.
&c Linen Handkerchiefs for 4c
T9c Japanese silk Haudkerohiefs for 40c.
i5o colored Brocaded Bandkcichlefs for I9c.
iSc Gents China silk for SOC.
12lIc Puro lHnen Collars for Q fer 25c.
12l2c 3-ply Linen Cuffs for 10c.
25c RuillinRs, all styles, l9c.
4ic Ribbon Rulings for 35c.
gsc Spanish Lace Fichus for 79c.
sl.6s Spanish Lace scaris for sl.2j.
9sc Fens all styles, for 73c.
s5.GS Ostrich Feather Fans for s4.oS
t3.9S Opera" Fans for SOS.
sl,aS Fans, all styles, for sl.47.
7cJewelry, all styles. for 14c.
Csc JewelrY, all styles, for 19c.
49c Jewelry, all styles, for 39c.
gsc Jewelry, nll styles, for zoe.
s4.gS Rhine Stone Necklaces for 81 80.
s2,9s Nickel Watches lwarranted) for s2.75.
$3.50 Gold Watches 70 karat) for sl2
Csc Satchels and Pocketbooks for 49,.
4Sc Satchels and Pocketbooks for 39;.
&c Satcbels and POCketbO0ks for b9,.
csc Sntchels and Porketbooks for 70,.
Sl.6S Sa,cbels and PocketbooKs for Sl.39.
ACC Satin Dressed Dolls for 2jc
zoe Kid BODY Dolls for 400.
25c Flowers, all styles, for 19c.
4sc Flowers, also Feathers, for 800.
csc Flowers, also Feathers, for SOC.
S2c Sash Ribbons. nil styles 79c.
s1.gS Moire Sash Ribbons for s1.7j.
sl.S5 Genuine "Gloria' Umbrellas for Si.43.
S2.6S SILK Umbrellas, gold tops, for $3.50.
Sl.15 Silver Gray Gossamers for soc.
$3.50 Check Gossamcrs for S2.l0.
s1T5 Black Gossnmers for 81 50.
Sl125 Scotch Plaid Gossamers for $40.
Csc Misses GOssamers for S9c.
Sl.35 Boys Rubber Goats for l.19.
et.60 Mems Rubber Goats for Sl.3S.
15c Champagne Bottle Bay Rum 12c.
&c Bottle Ammonia for &C.
s3c LARGE Bottle Florida Water 29c.
SOC s OF. Bottle Cologne for 36c.
33c or Luben's Extracts for SIC.
soc oz Bottle Garwood's Extracts $50.
lie Genuine Lubln' 9 Powder for SC.
Genuine Cuticura Soap for 14c.
l4c Roll Toilet Paper for lie.
CSC Box Paper and Envelopes for 2lc
lie Box Paper and Envelopes for lic.
lsc 100 Sheets Linen Writing Paper lic.
l3c Brass Mounted Photo Frames lie.
15c Hammered Brass Photo Frames for 12c.
SOC Tablet OF Imitation Alligator Skin, with
Paper Envelopes, Inkstand, Pen. for 25c.
3gc Hose, Plain and Fancy, for 900.
800 Black Lisle Thread Hose for 33c.
CSC Black and Colored silk Hose for S3c.
25c Children's Hose, all styles, for 17c.
1898 Ladies' silk Vests for Sl.9S.
$50 Colored Lisle Vests for SOC.
s1.6s Jerseys, all styles, S1.39.
National Republican., 1887-01-31

mC Cdiately upon the criminal court con.
IvC G last Saturday morning at II o'clock the
ju the case Of George n. Walker, charged
WI The murder of John @. Miller after an all
nj session brought In verdict fnot guilty.
N eiendsnt was discharged and for some
IN sept busy receiving the congratulations
iCi 5 friends,
National Republican., 1887-01-31
Reduction in Prices
o.
FjrSt-claSS Custom Shirts

No. l. Reduced to Sl2; former
price, s13. so per half dozen.
No. Q. Reduced to S15; former
price sic. so per half dozen.
No. Q. Reduced to Sla per half
dozen.
An inimitable at guarantee ed'
Quality. workmanship, and finish
unexcelled and seldom equaled'
DRESS SHIRTS for We'd
dines and Receptions-The pres
ent fashion of linen cords, en-
proidered figures, and epo t
bosoms most thoroughly ana
elegantly made.
FANCY SHIRTINGS in Eng
lish Flannels, Zephyr, and One
viot and French Percale. made TO
measure in SHIRTS. NEGLTGEB
SHIRTs. NIGHT SIIIRTs. P-uAndS
IND JNDERWEiR.
Elegant and Fashionable Be-
lopgings for Mems Dress ana
Street Wear.
National Republican., 1887-01-31
OUR Mary Ann WA cur st.s OF couyh'bv Red
Star Cough Cure.- Only q quarter. No oplates.
In eTMMrr Saws take yonr TnrkIsh Baths

10 TMMET says take your Turkish Baths at
shedus, 90s Z street, where you have the best
attendance, proper heat and ventilation, and
everything that constitutes a first class bath.
Were 1t not sowould not patronize them twice
a day. aud 1t is the only place in Washington
where you can get first class bath.
National Republican., 1887-01-31
AcquittaI of George N. Walker.

HFSRY AUGUSTUS is out again. st. Jacobs
on cured his rheumatism, Fifty cents.
National Republican., 1887-01-31

, joins II DowELL. lO2 S. Charles street,
T. more Md, writes "Fur lumbayo aud
n, lRic affect ons consider Salvation OH an
e. ilent remedy.
National Republican., 1887-01-31
OLD CROW wHIsKY-Kraemer's 1877 7th It,:
Buried in Rock Greek Cemetery.

50 per gallon, 75 cents a quart bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money,
at McGee's, Ninth street, near D.
National Republican., 1887-01-31
Money-SaVing Devices.
Time, Labor, Patience, and Dol
lars Saved by Employing an
Admirable System-Per-
feet Order Out Of
Perfect Chaos.

The time was when business men and pro-
fessional men expected as a matter of course
to spend much oftheir time looking through
pigeon holes, baskets, bundles, and drawers
for invoices, receipts. quotations, letters. and
other papers. But the busy man of to- day de.
National Republican., 1887-01-31

i'ERA hats are now IN demand, Gentlemen
q ne supplied al Stiuemet2 & Son, 1887 PENN
eS al Ia avenue. ..s.- e.'. -
National Republican., 1887-01-31
Annual Mid-WinteT
O = F N I N c.
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SOUVENIRS !!

e2.4S Jerseys, all styles, sl.S9.
s2.9s "Breton' Jerseys for s239.
s2.sS Beaded Jerseys for S268.
s19S Children's Jerseys for Sl.70.
S725 Child's Cloaks for $780,
s11.37 Childs Cloaks for $3.50.
$3.50 Childs Cloaks for $40.
sl25 Ladies' Seal Plush Wraps for slOo
$50 Seal Plush Wraps for $40.
S75 Beaded Wraps for $50.
$50 Beaded Wraps for s35.
IS English Walking Jackets for $3.50.
siiS English Walking Jackets for S3.9s.
sl2 English Cloth RagIans for SO.
s55 Boiclo Cloth Raglens for sl5.
"a so Fancy Evening Silks for 49,.
1913 Fancy Pushes and Yelyets for $3.50.
Sg.50Tinsel and Bfooade Effects for 81.
$3.50 Fancy. Plaid. and Brocade Velyets for
sitO Satin Frieze for sL35.
s226 Fancy striped Yelvets for sl.os.
sl.25 Fancy Striped Velvets for 9Sc.
Csc Fancy Striped Velvets for 75c.
0sc Plain silk Gauzes for 75c.
for Csc Lace Tides for for 19c.
s1.25 Lace Trimmed Cushions for csc.
29c Perhian Scaris, fringed, 25c.
81 CS Chenille Table Covers for Sl,3o.
CSC Monte Cloth scarfs for sic.
10 PER cent. discount off Laces, Embroideries,
Dress Trimmings. and Buttons
T5c Corsets all styles, for 5gc.
tOc Corsets, all styles for SOC.
dso Health" Wire Bustles for SOC.
81. so Muslin Night Gowns for 0Sc.
CSC Skirts, all styles for &c.
dSc Short Skirts for SOC.
CSC Embroidered Drawers for 79c.
$9c CsmbIic Corset Covers . @r for 8sc: . ., .,
Csc Cbild's Camps for SOC.
&C India Linen Aprons for 15c.
19c Nurses Caps for Ice.
25c Stamped Sploshers for 2lc.
25c Towels, all styles, for 22c.
Pride OF the West Muslin, lie
lO-4 New York Mills Sheetings, 2jc.
79c Honey Com b Spreads for tic
121$c Stephens Crash for l0c.
62c Doylies (bleacbed) for 5Sc.
GENTS.
4ic Scarfs, all styles, for SOC.
S5c scarfs, all styles, for 2ic.
Csc scarfs. all sly les. for l0c.
25c 4-ply Linen Cuffs. 1Sc.
15c S-ply Linen Collars for.12c
Sc "Palais Royal, Dress hirts for TSc.
,53c "Palais Royal Fancy Trimmed NIGH
SIC Genuine 'Guyot' Suspenders for 25c.
4sc Silk.finished suspenders for SOC.
25c Half Hose, all styles, 19c.
35c Half Hose, all styles, 2ic.
4Sc Half Hose, all styles. SIC.
iSc Warm Underwear, all styles, for 800.
73c Warm Underwear, all styles, for 4vc.
sl.25 Warm Underwear, all styles, for'G9c.
sl.5O Warm Underwear, oil styles, for 9oc.
81 Underwear, all styles, for $780,
s2eS Cardigan Jackets for s2.4S.
csc "Palais Royal" Kid Gloves for SIC.
25c Linen Handkerchiefs for 19c.
12%c Pure Linen Handkerchiels for 10C.
SI.t0 Rubber Coats for s1.38.
S1.s5 "Gloria' Umbrellas for SI.fS.
S2.65 Silk Umbrellas gold tops, $3.50.
66cSilver Top Canes for 5Ic.
National Republican., 1887-01-31
officers Elected.

RICHARD RILEY, the young comedian, in
"Rags ed Jack" at Kernan's. Two shows.
National Republican., 1887-01-31
High Liquor License Wanted.

FOR the opera just the thing to have--the
Stinemetz Il Son, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1887-01-31
LADIES matinee to-day at Kernan's,

ALWAYS keep 1t on hand. II you have a
cough or cold use DIR. Bulls Cough syrup. 1t
will cure you.
National Republican., 1887-01-31

non Filing Cabinet and Single File
were placed upon the market to classify ana
preserve fiat papers of all kinds, and their In
PRODUCTION has marked an era In the system
atizipg Of business affairs. This is the only
known system winch m eets all requirements
and lis use by thousands of the largest and
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mands that he
shall be able to
turn in Il few Sec
onds TO any paper
he may require
among thousands.
He also demands
that he shall be
able to examine,
remove. aud re-
place any paper
among thousands
W 1t h o u I dis
arranging or dis
turbing the others.
To meet these de-
mands the Shan =
, 1887-09-21
GYPSY BEGGARS.
How a Band of These Ragged NuIsances
Are Operating.

Ordinary tramps are fearful ~nuisances,
but can be driven away or fed at a trifing
expense. Shotguns and watch dogs usu-
ally protect the householder from the
raids of burglars and sneak thieves. For
the opportunities and persistent appeals
OF the female gypsy begGars there is no
remedy. Curses, circumstances and
threats avail nothing, and one does not
feel warranted i'll striking down the mod
ern plague which is Just now inficting
this city.
These accomplished beggars. arrayed in
rags, systematically worked" street after
street yesterday. Two old women, for
tune ~tellers, probably, with outstretched
hands and winning voices, would APP
proach every person who had the mistor-
June to encounter them, while several
younger ragmufins plunged upon every
scrap lying in the cutters.
Several times yesterday the police or
dered these women to leave the streets,
but they simply FASTENED to another sec
ton of the city and we're almost instantly
again industriously soliciting arms.
These filthy creatures would soon breed
pestilence were they confined in the city
Jail. Perhaps it would be a good idea for
the officers to transplant the romantic
gypsy camp from the shady dells of Crow
creek to the CITY pound.
, 1887-09-21
To Denver This Morning.

Delegations of members of the l. o. o.
F. from nearly every city on the line of
the Union Pacific in Wyoming will pass
through Cheyenne this morning en- route
to Denver.
Members of the order living in this city
will, accompanied by the 18th infantry
band. join the excursion at the depot this
morning. Among the party are Martin
Hohnholtz, l.. Kabis, Jacob Gauf, Jos.
Dillman, Fred Shafer, Chas, Wilseck, w.
Murphy, E. w. Mann, Franz Zwiefel-
hofer, T. w. Rutledge, Ed Gaylor, John
Cady, NJ. Wasserman, Louis Sellers,
Gotleib Roth, Chas. Kimme. w. N.
Hunt, R. B Grimes, Hugo Donzelman,
W. A. Wyman, Thomas Pearson and
John Iredall.
, 1887-09-21

grand LODGE, and of these there are sig
in the jurisdiction.
This grand lodge is reported to be en-
tirely out OF debt and with a cash surplus
of 1928. "a. Its roster Of subordinate
lodges is as follows:
Cheyenne No. 2, at Cheyenne;
Damon No. 8, at Laramie;
Rawlins No. 4, at Rawlins;
Carbon No. 5, at Carbon;
Sweetwater No. 6, at Rock Springs;
Buffalo No I, at Buffalr;
Evanston No. 8, at Evanston.
OF these subordinate lodges, Cheyenne
No. 2, is reported with the largest mem
bership, l27, and Damon No. 3 comes
next with a roster of 100 active members.
The smallest membership of any lodge
reported is 80. The aggregate number
Ut active members in the territory a year
ago was 3S3-that now reported is AL.
The total assets of the lodge reported a
year ago was Sc, 269. 33-that now re
ported, $I0,697. 90. The total mount
paid out of the lodge funds during the
past year for burials and relief was
S775,80, which is entirely independent of
the endowment bank benefits, the largest
individual amount being $1,000 by
Damon lodge No. 3.
The committee on foreign correspond
ence presented an extended an extended
review of the order in general, prepared
in toto by its chairman, Rev. George II.
Cornell of Laramie, and which is summed
up as follows:
This completes the work of your com.
mittee. Out of the busy hours of active
professional life we have CLEANED a few
moments for the work of the committee
on foreign correspondence. Our report
is not as full as we would wish. We have
traversed the wide domain of Pythianism
on our continent, and on every hand we
see evidences of growth and prosperity.
The character of the work done by our
beloved order, as represented in the Jour
mails of the grand lodges, is of high stand
ing. The principles are becoming widely
disseminated. Manly hearts are being
enrolled under the conquering banner of
Pythian Knighthood, and the cause of
friendship, charity and benevolence is
marching on"
, 1887-09-21
TOW 81 TALK.
Cosby Little paragraphs Picked UP
Throughout the City.

The highest temperature yesterday was
go. the lowest So.
A large number of taxpayers called at
Judge Bergman's Office yesterday and
liquidated.
W. j. Slower, Banner, johnson county,
was appointed a notary public by Cover
nor Moonlight yesterday.
Hay is sold at Mitchell Bottom, Neb..
for IS per ton. Several Wyoming cattle
concerns will secure a supply from that
locality.
Geo. B. Starr has done some very ar
tistic work in draping the show windows
OF VIM. Myers dry goods store. The
combinations are very attractive.
The Nebraska cowboy who attempted
to clean out" a Sixteenth street saloon
Monday night, yesterday paid the city
$40 for his sport.
A pretty fair portrait of Cheyenne's
popular and good looking city clerk ap-
peared in yesterday mornings Denver
Ne,Ds. 1t is labelled wv. R. Kuyken-
dali, G.. R., Wyoming"
The only document filed for record at
the county clerks Office yesterday was a
warranty deed, whereby Kate Castle con-
veyed lot 2 in block IA to I. A. Castle
and Max Engle for $1,000.
A drunken woman made Rome howl"
In the third story of a large Sixteenth
street business block at l o'clock this
morning. The disturbed roomers called
upon an officer to restore quiet.
Acting City Marshal Nolan rounded up
a quorum of aldermen last evening after a
protracted chase. The council assembled,
roll was called, and an adjournment taken
until the next regular meeting night.
The Montana legislature held a special
session last week and repealed the gopher
and prairie dog bounty law. Several
counties in the territory are upon the
verge of bankruptcy on account of the
workings of the i'll advised measure.
Jay Gould was released from jail yes
terday morning, but was returned to his
old room last evening. When arrested
on Fifteenth street he was loudly an
nouncing that he would demolish any
man who had the nerve to tread on the
tail of his coat"
, 1887-09-21
Laramie %CompanIe..

Two companies destined to assist the
future growth of Laramie and the village
in becoming a city, filed articles of incor
poratlon in the office of Secretary Shannon
yesterday. Both are OF vast importance
to a town which desires and is evidently
determined to grow.
The Commercial Hotel company, with
a capital OF $75, 5000, is organized for
the stated purpose of building, equip
ping, maintaining, leasing, or operating a
hotel in the city of Laramie" and &C
curing by all lawful means personal, real
and mixed property, and engaging in any
branch of business which the directors
may designate. The incorporators, who
are public spirited men of means, are:
ex-Mayor Augustus Trabing, Hon. VIM.
II. Holiday, VIM. NJ. Mansfield,
Matthew B. Dawson aud Chas. J..
George.
Tn West Laramie Water company
will supply water to the suburbs of AL
bany county's seat mentioned, will sink
a~rtesian wells, build reservoirs, construct
bitches, conduits and lay pipes, will buy
and sell water rights and machinery and
appliances for obtaining water. The or
ganization will also deal in all classes of
mixed property. Robt. Marsh, Otto
Gramm, Chas. W. Wilkinson, Matthew
b. Dawson and VIM. G. Wilson. Jr., and
they will conduct the operations of the
company with a capital stock of 800, 900.